Tributes have been paid to the 55-year-old man, who died in a bus crash in Westmeath on Wednesday.
The man who died in a bus crash in Westmeath has been described as a good character that would light up a room.
55-year-old Michael Gill died following the collision near Moate on Wednesday evening, which is being investigating by Gardaí and the Health and Safety Authority.
Longford Fine Gael Councillor Colm Murray says Mr. Gill was very popular in the local community, very accommodating to his passengers and someone who did his job very very well.
He says the Keenagh man was also a keen sportsman:
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